Review: Fringe “ Liberty & An Enemy of Fate”
After five years Fringe comes to an end. Though I had my reservations at the direction the series was headed at the beginning of the...
Review: The Hobbit, An Unexpected Journey
We return to Peter Jackson’s vivid imagining of Middle Earth with the first installation of the Hobbit Trilogy. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, has all...
Review: Fringe “The Boy Must Live”
With the penultimate episode of Fringe upon us, I have to wonder how much of the conclusion was part of the original plan at Fringe’s...
Review: James Bond: Skyfall
I’ve greatly enjoyed Daniel Craig’s portrayal of James Bond, and I’ve been looking forward to Skyfall since the end of Quantum of Solace. My immediate...
The Death of Peter Parker
Like many people out there I can safely say that Spider-Man is at the top of my list of greatest superheroes. Peter Parker’s journey from...
Review: Fringe “Anomaly XB-6783746″
With only three episodes left Fringe really hit a high note in “Anomaly XB-6783746“. Continuing with the story arch of Walter losing himself to his...
Trailers: Star Trek into Darkness
If 2012 was the year of epic superhero movies, 2013 is shaping up to be the year of epic sci-fi. First on the docket is...
Review: Fringe “Black Blotter”
Fringe has always played with Walter’s experimentation with mind altering drugs. Lysergic Acid Diethylamide gave us a cartoon dreamscape. Brown Betty has a stoned Walter...
Review: Dracula Cha Cha Cha by Kim Newman
I was first introduced to the works of Kim Newman with the novel Anno Dracula, which envisions a world where Van Helsing, and his crew...
Review: Fringe “Five- Twenty-Ten”
Fringe continues its steady improvement steady improvement, and “Five-Twenty-Ten” emerges as the best episode of the season in no small part due to John Noble’s...